Bicentennial Memory Project
Bicentennial Memory Project, Denyse Allen, Lori Olson White, Steve StockdaleGrassroots project to collect the memories of everyday Americans of the 1976 Bicentennial celebrations
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Your Bicentennial Memories Are Here: The Ones Who Didn’t Come Home
The strangest part about the Vietnam War when I was a kid was how we were never allowed to talk about the Vietnam War.
I was seven years old when it ended. It was April 1975, and I didn’t understand what had ended or what it meant. All I k...
Your Bicentennial Memories Are Here: Somebody Approved a Wagon Train
In a archival box at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library, there is a memo from 1975 about horse feed logistics across state lines.
It is typed on official White House stationery. It is addressed to a senior advisor to the President of...
Your 1976 Memory Belongs Here (Two Spots Left)
Somewhere in your house — maybe in a shoebox, maybe in your head — there’s a 1976 story that nobody’s heard yet.
A parade you rode in. A road trip your family took in the station wagon. A pie you decorated like a flag and ate in the backya...
Your Bicentennial Memories Are Here: The Year of an Unusual Public Art Project
It’s the spring of 1976, and somewhere on your block, a grown adult is on their knees in front of a fire hydrant with a paintbrush and a very specific vision of Betsy Ross.
Maybe it was the Jaycees. Maybe it was the Cub Scouts. Maybe it wa...
Your 1976 Memories Are Here: The Diary in the Garage Told a Different Story
He was twenty years old, and he thought skipping America’s 200th birthday was the most clever thing he’d ever done.
A contrary college kid. A Eurail pass. A summer abroad while the rest of the country waved flags and lit fireworks. For fif...
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